Marijuana

Another month, another record.

Cannabis comes with a lot of terms, but these have stuck the most.

The self-proclaimed “center of the CBD universe” even got a visit from the governor.

The Chem of the crop, if you will.

“It seems everyone wants to start a weed brand now.”

Buds could fit through a loophole, but edibles are another story.

“If you don’t understand what you’re regulating, you have a high chance of over-regulating.”

The Colorado Governor’s Tourism Conference addressed the issue.

He calls out Westword, though he doesn’t spell our name right.

“The banking piece really is the thing that is the icebreaker in all of this.”

Are hemp cigarettes or joints a thing?

That’s the eighteenth store for the brand.

“When you look at Denver, there are a lot of indoor grows, and likely over 90 percent of them are running high-pressure sodium lights.”

Could beat an Amazon warehouse.

The strain’s rare flavor and rush of energy give it somewhat of a cult following.

This state could soon be more welcoming for visitors interested in cannabis.

Senior citizens are one of the fastest growing demographics of cannabis users.

Now the measure proposed by Representative Ed Perlmutter moves on to the Senate.

“A text can bring the goal of stopping to the front of their minds.”

Legal cannabis is now a cash engine, pushed by hedge funds and corporate financiers eager for new action.

The dispensary chain has pulled products containing propylene glycol or vitamin E acetate.

The new rules qualify autism spectrum disorder and opioid-related conditions for medical marijuana.